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The five-parter sees him playing pranks on unsuspecting fans and collaborating with music stars from Mel C to Curtis Stigers.

The Wagon Wheel singer revealed he’s a closet Spice Girls fan and he was mortified revealing his guilty pleasure on the show.

He said: “I had to admit on the show the first CD I ever bought was the Spice Girls and I had to tell them it was because I fancied Emma and not Sporty.”

The singer insists his new show is going back to old-fashioned family entertainment.

He said: “We go out of the studio and do racing driving and stunts in Wicklow.

“I treat three of my fans to a day out in a spa, and I’m there dressed up cleaning the pool in the background I also dress up as a porter and surprise them.

“The best one was I had to drive them as their chauffeur and they were rating me out of 10 on looks and what they think I’d be like in the bedroom, it was a good laugh.”

In Fermanagh people are “fed up” looking at Nathan but in Dublin, Galway or Belfast the reception is “mad”.

Jake and Nathan Carter

He added: “Galway was the worst I tried to go up to the bar a few times I was trying to buy my mates a drink and they were calling me tight arse by the end of the night as I couldn’t get past all the girls looking for selfies and autographs.

“It’s very surreal and I know that, this is not normal, it’s not common practice to go out for the whole night with people taking pictures of you.”

There have been many career highlights but the Liverpudlian said selling out Dublin’s 3 Arena and the SSE Arena in Belfast was up there. He added: “I started off playing dance halls, clubs and pubs so to think I’m now selling out arenas and having my own TV series is a dream come true.”

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Known for his down to earth personality Nathan told how his family keep him grounded. He said: “My mam and dad keep us grounded, my nana still tours with us and keeps an eye on us to make sure we’re all behaving and staying sensible.”

Forever grateful for his success to date he’s fully aware of the precarious nature of the music business.

He added: “You can’t think you’re the bees knees and if you get to stick around for a while in this business you’re lucky and I always keep that in my head. It’s such an unusual life, bizarre, but I’m grateful and happy to do it as long as I can. I always think this could end tomorrow.”